More Flow explores Tracey Emin's personal history via thoughts and dreams in which she portrays herself as a sexy, erotic icon, and as a naked, defenceless human being looking for love.

Luigi Ontani's sculptures and photographs refer to the idea of true heroism and its connection with love, as found in both sophisticated literary sources and popular traditions.

Max Renkel concentrates on the study of colour and composition. His paintings, at first abstract, gradually reveal an imagery based on observation of nature and the human figure.

Manfredi Beninati’s use of images of the family in his paintings flirts with the conventional Madonna and child, provoking a modern, psychological interpretation of the genesis of life.

Jeff Wall's first show in Rome comprises a group of carefully composed cibachrome transparencies in lightboxes, each of which is defined and yet internally energized by human absence.